https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=119207
--- Comment #9 from kivi <[email protected]> --- I have been a certified Windows and Linux system administrator for many years. But lately I mostly deal with Linux cases where almost 100% of users use LibreOffice. And so I've seen a lot of problems with LibreOffice in real life, which is why I take the liberty of disagreeing with the last comment. Connecting to the network is not a big problem for ordinary users because they use DHCP and everything is automatic for them. It is a problem to then work directly with their files on the file server, as they are used to with Microsoft and Windows file servers. And they insist on doing it the same way and refuse to download the file locally, work with it and upload it back to the server. There are people who are convinced that they cannot work with the files on the server because it "is not a Microsoft File Server but some kind of Samba Server, for which nothing is written in the documentation". Then they demand that they be provided with Microsoft File Server + Microsoft Office so they can do their jobs. This wouldn't happen so often if, in the LibreOffice documentation, someone would add a dozen lines that explain things in a nutshell - how LibreOffice can and should work with Samba Server with one or two useful examples - concise but comprehensive so as not to we push users away, justifying that we save resources and cause unnecessary additional work on documentation. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
